While most professionals are used to working without one, the absence of an external LCD viewfinder is something that all the XL models have been criticised for, and the XL-H1 is no exception.

goodgearguide Reviewed the Canon XL-H1 and gave out”A unique HDV camcorder that’s just as comfortable in the field as it is cabled to a multi-cam studio setup. Professionals will find a lot to like in the XL-H1, while enthusiasts and semi-pro events videographers would be better off looking at a less expensive model.”

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